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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1927
Page
8
Washington reports January cotton spinning remain active with more spindles in operation than December and than January last year. The census bureau notes 32.6 million spindles operated at some time in January and an average of 3.224 million spindles active, about 102.5 percent of single shift capacity.
A physician urges safe relief for female pains with B. C. advertised as drug free and non habit forming. The message claims instant relief, widespread use, and positive benefits for Pain sufferers.
A vintage advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a modern weight loss method with no special exercise required. It claims 19 years of use, wide demand, and a price of $1 per box, noting each box includes an explanation of why results occur.
Mrs Mary Hardy of 406 Hireon Avenue describes seven years of severe pain and weakness from back and stomach issues. She credits Cardui, saying two bottles brought initial help, then more bottles restored appetite sleep and strength. She urges other women with similar suffering to try the remedy.
Salisbury reports the 123rd annual North Carolina Lutheran synod meeting begins at St. John's Church with Rev. Dr. J. L. Morgan presiding. The sermon and Holy Communion mark opening services as ministers and lay delegates attend. The convention runs Tuesday through Thursday under a calendar-year plan. Hostesses wear morning frocks of city gingham.
A local ad promises a warm cheery fire by selling a suitable fuel. The message emphasizes keeping homes cozy with reliable warmth.
Fragmentary text advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming to restore color and appetite. The line hints at a product promotion without any clear date or strong identifying details.
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